Proxeed® Women is a patented fertility supplement designed for women who want to enhance their fertility and reproductive health.

minerals, all of which play an important role in supporting the physiological processes involved in female fertility.

Taken over a four to six month period, the ingredients in Proxeed® Women: • support normal hormonal activity and ovulation • maintain the quality of eggs by providing them with energy and protecting them from oxidative stress • support healthy cell division and the implantation of the fertilised egg.

Proxeed® Women is recommended for all women who want to optimize their fertility and help increase their

chances of pregnancy.

INGREDIENTS

One sachet contains:

L-carnitine (fumarate)

500 mg

L-arginine

500 mg

Acetyl-L-carnitine

250 mg

Vitamin E

30 mgTE

Vitamin C

90 mg

Vitamin A (from betacaroten)

800 µgRE

N-acetyl cysteine

50 mg

Vitamin B5

6 mg

Vitamin B12

2.5 µg

Vitamin B6

2 mg

Vitamin D3

5 µg

Folic acid

200 µg

Selenium

27.5 µg

Iron

7 mg

Zinc

5 mg

Copper

500 µg

SUGGESTED USE

1 sachet per day for 4-6 months or for as long as trying to conceive.

This is because developing eggs in the ovaries take around three to four months to mature

before being released at ovulation. PROXEED® WOMEN can be taken and in a first few months of pregnancy.

PROXEED® WOMEN is an orange-flavoured powder. Mix one sachet with at least 120 ml of orange juice or water and stir.

PROXEED® WOMEN should be taken shortly after mixing and not stored to be taken later.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Metabolic support for the normal function of the female reproductive system

Carnitines have a key role in the energy supply of oocytes (egg cells) and embryos affecting their quality.

L-carnitine is the only molecule that can transport long chain fatty acids into the mitochondria where the β-oxidation

takes place and the creation of ATP (energy).

Proxeed® Women:

• reduces insulin resistance • increases the thickness of the endometrial receptivity • improves the quality of oocyte maturation and embryo • affect the hormonal balance and quality of ovulation • affects a larger number of developed (mature) oocytes and embryos • contributes to the quality of ovulation and affects the development of the blastocyst • reduces the number of days of stimulation • regulates the menstrual cycle • reduces oxidative stress

OPTIMIZE

Optimising fertility and a normal reproductive cycle

A woman is born with all of the eggs she will ever have, but for the most part of her life, these immature eggs

are in a dormant protected state.

In the 3-4 months prior to ovulation, the egg matures and goes through a major transformation – it doubles in size

and requires much more energy if it is develop into a healthy egg. It is at this precise stage when many factors can

affect the development of the egg, positively or negatively.

Diet, weight, lack of certain nutrients, and lifestyle factors (such as smoking, alcohol and lack of exercise), can affect

the quality of a woman’s eggs, her hormonal balance and her ovulation.

The fertile window

Ovulation occurs once a month, between 12 and 16 days from the start of a woman’s period, if she has a regular menstrual

cycle of 28-30 days. After ovulation, an egg survives for less than 24-hours, so it needs to be fertilised at this precise point.

If the egg is fertilized, it will travel through the fallopian tubes and attach to the womb lining after about 5 days.

If not, the womb lining will detach leading to menstruation.

Your fertile window is the days in your menstrual cycle when pregnancy is possible. Sperm can survive up to five days while

your egg can only survive for one day. The theoretical fertile window is thus six days, which includes the five days before